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Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1900

Page

3

Antone Cayagus Fights for Life on Devil's Home Peak

Antone Cayagus known as Two Fingered Tony, a half breed Mexican, built a cave among the Devil's home rocks north of Molina Colorado after a horse theft case in Carbon County Wyoming. He defended himself with a bowie knife against a grizzly and a mountain lion, surviving severe injuries and freezing conditions before being found by cowboys.

Molina Colo Antone Cayagus Devil’s Home Carbon County Colorado Line Denver News White Antone Cayagas Tony Antone Cayagus

Nero's Theater and Chicago jewel thief scandal headline

A vivid review of Nero's Theater at the Academy of Fine Arts describes a brutal lifelike painting of a tiger and elephant. The piece follows a Chicago tale of Alexander Haviland Gildersleeve, a socialite jewel thief linked to Camp family losses and a nationwide scam trail.

Academy of Fine Arts Hagenback The New York Journal

Voodoo Queen Marie Leveau in Old New Orleans Tale

A vivid piece on Marie Leveau, the so called Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, detailing her house on St Ann Street, her mastery of herbs and poisons, and her feared role in the city. It also recounts a Hearst spelling anecdote from a mining saloon that pits him against a bartender in a playful dispute over the word bird.

Dersleeve Inter Ocean Henry Gildersleeve New York Supreme Court Gildersleeve Mr. Gildersleeve Chicago William Carpenter Camp Billy Camp Alexander Haviland Gildersleeve Camp Auditorium Hotel Cleopatra Queen Victoria Kohinoor Mrs. Camp Virginia Hotel St. Louis Denver San Francisco Marie Leveau New Orleans St. Ann Street

Macdonalds Sword Symbol of Valor at Majuba

The account recalls Colonel Hector A. Macdonald who survived Majuba Hill and the Omdurman campaign. His sword, a gift from his company, was surrendered to Boers who urged him to wear it. In captivity, Macdonald and his men faced shame and loss, yet their captain urged honor. The episode ends with the Boers returning the blade and a vow to remember Macdonald's sword.

Hector A. Macdonald Omdurman Majuba Hill Macdonald T. P. O'Connor Majuba B. M. Bromley

Moon Eclipse Predicted by The Strict Mamma

A playful exchange notes a total lunar eclipse expected Sunday. Fritzchen-Papa vows the event, while Mother cautions it hinges on the children’s behavior, as depicted in Pliegende Blatter.

Fritzchen

A Church In a Cave Near Oban

A natural cave in the cliffs of Ledaig near Oban Argyleshire was fitted as a place of worship by local poet and postmaster John Campbell who served as pastor for years. He cleared the cave and furnished it with tree trunks for seating. The reading desk table is said to be part of a tree Bruce rested upon. Worshipers rarely exceeded 36 and sometimes were only three or four.

Amies Callahans East Fork Kentucky River Goose Creek Manchester John Amies John Elkins Callahan Clay County Elkins Abner Baker John Bates Philpots Pigeon Roost Griffin Philpot White- Howard Ledaig Oban Argyllshire England John Campbell Robert the Bruce

Woman defies car rule with bulldog passenger in New York

A New York Herald account tells of a woman who boarded an Amsterdam Avenue car with a large English bulldog. The conductor refused the dog ride as policy, prompting a tense exchange over fares and rules.

Amsterdam Avenue Fifty-Seventh Street New York Herald

Clocks and Contradictions from Lewis Carroll

A humorous dialogue compares clocks that are right at different frequencies. One clock stops completely and the other loses a minute daily, illustrating paradoxes about when a clock can be correct and how often that occurs. The piece teases logical self contradiction.

Lewis Carroll Picture Book

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